im just wondering can you say that in italian??

ok cool it will be a couple of mins hopefully



i will get the rest later
Ti penso sempre - I always think of you.
ti voglio bene - I love you.

Mi manchi - I miss you.
Come sei bella - How beautiful you are.

hopefully there good for others and hopefully i spelt them wright

thank you

Ok actually "I love you" literally said would be Ti amo (or Io ti amo, but the pronoun doesn't have to be used)
Ti voglio bene can also be said to a relative, a friend, etc...


"a part of me will always be with you" = una parte di me sarà sempre con te


and if by "UK" you mean "united kingdom" that's translated with Regno Unito
or with Gran Bretagna which is "Great Britain"

il bambino/la bambina/i bambini/le bambine = kid(s).
il studente/la studentessa = the student.
il professore/la profesoressa = the professor.
il cornetto = the croissant.
la chiesa = the church.
la scuola = the school.
l’albergo = the hotel.
l’albero = the tree.
la pasticceria = the pastry shop.
il libro = the book.
il binario = the track, like at a train station.
il sciopero = the strike, as in labor strike. used way too frequently.
il bacio = the kiss.
i dolci = sweets.
la discoteca = discotheque/club.
la libreria = bookstore.
potabile = drinkable, as in “agua non potabile”
cattivo/cattiva = mean.
bravo/brava = good/well done/well behaved/that sort of thing
furbo/furba = sneaky, cunning, clever, doesn’t really have an english equivalent
basta = enough
caldo/calda = hot
freddo/fredda = cold
poi = “and then?” “anything else?”
posso = “May I?”
Posso avere… = “May I have…”
andiamo! = “let’s go!”
dov’è = “where is”
quant’è = “how much is”
Ho bisogno… = “I need…”
Vorrei… = “I would like…”
Voglio… = “I want…”
vai via! = “go away! hit the road!”

A few corrections

LOstudente
LO sciopero
ACQUA non potabile
Basta! means "enough!", but if you want to say "This is ENOUGH" the correct word is ABBASTANZA

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That's it!

fix up the hotlinking


Arcata = arcade
Artigiano = artisan
Bagno (from nothing lol) bath, bathroom...
Balcone = balcony
Baldacchino = baldachin
Balaustra = baluster
Balaustrata = balustrade
Belvedere, a kind of gazebo from belvedere = "nice view" (also a place, usually in a high position, from which you have a beautiful view )
Berlinetta (dunno the english for it)
Biennale from bi (prefix for "two") + anno = "year" ..... something happening every two years, usually a fair or s.thing like that
Bronzo = bronze
Cameo = cameo
Campanile = bell tower
Caricatura = caricature
Tappeto = carpet
Carrozzeria = auto body
Cartone / Cartoon (from english) from cartone, ="cardboard", augmentative of carta, ="paper"
chiaroscuro from chiaro, ="clear, light coloured" and oscuro, "dark"
conoscente = someone you know
Colonnato = colonnade, from colonna column
Conversazione = conversation
Corridoio = corridor
Cupola from cupola, ="little cask"
Curioso = curious
Dilettante = amateur
Duomo = dome
Facciata from French façade, from Italian facciata, from faccia face, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin facia = facade
Fascia "band" or "strip"
Fresco = "fresh, cool". The Italian word for a painting on wet plaster is affresco
Galleria "arcade", "gallery"
Gesso = "chalk"
Graffiti from graffiti, plural of graffito
Grottesco from grotesque
Impasto = "dough, paste"

WHAT? O_O well, think you copied those from a site, those were a bit confused, many of those aren't errors but for instance sometimes you wrote the english name before, sometimes, the italian one...
I reordered them a bit

Arcata = arcade
Artigiano = artisan
Bagno (from nothing lol) bath, bathroom...
Balcone = balcony
Baldacchino = baldachin
Balaustra = baluster
Balaustrata = balustrade
Belvedere, a kind of gazebo from belvedere = "nice view" (also a place, usually in a high position, from which you have a beautiful view )
Berlinetta (dunno the english for it)
Biennale from bi (prefix for "two") + anno = "year" ..... something happening every two years, usually a fair or s.thing like that
Bronzo = bronze
Cameo = cameo
Campanile = bell tower
Caricatura = caricature
Tappeto = carpet
Carrozzeria = auto body
Cartone / Cartoon (from english) from cartone, ="cardboard", augmentative of carta, ="paper"
chiaroscuro from chiaro, ="clear, light coloured" and oscuro, "dark"
conoscente = someone you know
Colonnato = colonnade, from colonna column
Conversazione = conversation
Corridoio = corridor
Cupola from cupola, ="little cask"
Curioso = curious
Dilettante = amateur
Duomo = dome
Facciata from French façade, from Italian facciata, from faccia face, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin facia = facade
Fascia "band" or "strip"
Fresco = "fresh, cool". The Italian word for a painting on wet plaster is affresco
Galleria "arcade", "gallery"
Gesso = "chalk"
Graffiti from graffiti, plural of graffito
Grottesco from grotesque
Impasto = "dough, paste"

i went to a site to see if i wasnt right and i accedently put it on the thing by accident.

Directions


Left: Sinistra
Right: Destra
Straight: (Sempre) Diritto
Up: In alto, Su
Down: In basso, Giú
Far: Lontano
Near: Vicino
Long: Lungo
Short: Corto, Breve
Map: Mappa, Cartina geografica, Cartina stradale


if you want you can still post here netspider86

Lol, sure...

yea im sure

Eating


Breakfast: Prima colazione
Lunch: Pranzo
Dinner: Cena
Vegetarian: Vegetariano (m), Vegetariana (f)
Cheers!:Alla salute! Cin cin!
Bread: Pane
Beverage: Bevanda
Coffee: Caffé
Tea: Té
Juice: Succo
Water: Acqua
Beer: Birra
Wine: Vino
Salt: Sale
Pepper: Pepe
Meat: Carne

Chiara:Buon compleanno, Fabio!
Happy birthday, Fabio!
Fabio:Grazie!
Thank you!
Chiara:Ma quanti anni compi?
But how old are you today?
Fabio:Dodici, come te.
Twelve, like you!
Chiara:Senti, ti va di aprire il mio regalo ora?
Listen, would you like to open my present for you now?
Fabio:Dovrei aspettare il momento della torta, ma sono curioso e se insisti...
I should wait for the cake, but I am really curious and if you insist...
Chiara:Ti piace? È il nuovo CD di Eros Ramazzotti!
Do you like it? It's the new Eros Ramazzotti's CD!
Fabio:Oh, si! Grazie! Lo metto subito sù! Ecco fatto! Vieni voglio presentarti gli altri.
Oh, yes! Thanks! I'm going to play it right now! Done! Come on, I'm going to introduce you to the others!
Chiara:Ciao a tutti! Che dite se adesso balliamo?
Hi everybody! What do you say we start dancing now?
Fabio:Ma che fai?
But what are you doing?
Chiara:Ti sto tirando le orecchie! Dodici anni...dodici tirate...me ne stavo quasi per scordare!
I'm pulling on your ears! Twelve years...twelve pulls...I almost forgot to do it!



PURPLE IS ENGLISH
ITALIAN IS BLUE

hey im back for a day but i will be posting first thing tomorow for all you people
i will post after Prima colazione
Mi manchi all

"Mi manchi" is "I miss you (singular)"
"Mi mancate" is "I miss you (plural)"

annoying-infastidirsi
duck-anatra
harry potter- harry vasaio
weasly is my king-Weasly è il mio re
im the queen-Im la regina
alot-molto

Annoying is "fastidioso", "Infastidirsi" is more like "getting annoyed" (think I invented a new word, right? )

And please, don't translate "Potter", it already is a miracle they didn't do it!

yea i think you did to
and i wont translate anything else from thebook if itmakes you happy




I will obtain more words soon
otterrò più parole presto

Sure you can translate words from the book, but translating a name or a surname (or a name of a place) it's not simply looking the correspondant word in the vocabulary, that's all i meant

Fire! Al fuoco! ahl FWOH-koh!
Help! Aiuto! ah-YOO-toh!

Thief! Al ladro! ahl LAH-droh!

Call the fire department! Chiami i pompieri! KYAH-mee ee pohm-PYEH-ree!

Call a doctor! Chiami un dottore! KYAH-mee oon doht-TOH-reh!

telefono-telephone
voi-you
amore-love
dolce-cake
caffè-coffe
freddo-cold
piacevole-pleasent


sorry not posting many words but im feeling sick and its all i can *** up wif

okay sumthin different im letting people put italian words here into enlgish if you have any questions jus post it in the question thread can be any word you like but no swearing

Uva = grapes
come te. = like you

i jus found dat out